Rae Spordikool/Viaston has moved closer to securing a spot in the finals of the Estonian women's volleyball league, achieving a significant 3-0 victory against Viljandi Metall in the second semifinal match held away from home. The scores of the sets were 25-21, 25-15, and 25-18, showcasing Rae's dominance throughout the match. Both their attack and reception rates operated at 40%, while they secured 13 points from blocks and 5 from serves, vastly outperforming their opponents who had lower success rates in these categories.

The standout players for Rae were Silvia Pertens, who scored 16 points with a positive impact of +12, and Kristel Allorg, who added 14 points, also with a +12. In contrast, Viljandi's top performer, Kelly Metsamärt, managed to score only 9 points with a negative impact of -1. Rae's performance not only highlights their strength in this matchup but also positions them favorably in the semifinal series, as they had already won the opening match convincingly.

Looking ahead, Rae can secure their place in the finals next week on Saturday, March 28, during a match at the Jüri sports hall, further emphasizing the importance of their current form. Meanwhile, the other semifinal series saw TÜ/Bigbank winning against TalTech/Nordaid, indicating that both series are heating up as teams vie for the chance to compete in the finals.